VPN (144 programs)

Pros: Intuitive interface. Browse anonymously. Thousands of servers.

Cons: Manually-selected servers less stable. Short trial period for premium tiers.

Pros: Free to use with unlimited bandwidth. Simple interface and easy server selection. Can unblock some streaming services. Expanding server network.

Cons: P2P structure compromises security and anonymity. Ads in the free version. Inconsistent streaming performance. Premium features require subscription.

Pros: Has a Secure Core architecture. Enforces a no-logs policy. Includes NetShield. Boasts a Forward Secrecy system.

Cons: Needs to log in every time a user opens their browser. Can’t connect to a server sometimes.

Pros: Free and has no usage limit. Highly user-friendly. Doesn’t need a user account. Has a kill switch.

Cons: Lacks advanced features.

Pros: Simple on-demand virtual network creation. Strong AES 256-bit encryption for security. Supports Windows, Linux, and macOS platforms.

Cons: Free tier is limited to five members.

Pros: Secures identity with network lock. Supports multiple server locations. Offers fast connection speed. Features high-end encryption.

Cons: Occasional loss of connectivity.

Pros: Stable and robust connectivity. Low maintenance. Integrates with other Cisco products. Feature-packed software.

Cons: Can be overwhelming for beginners.

Pros: Open-source and reliable. Highly customizable and scalable. Cross-platform support.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Uses a proprietary security protocol. Beginner-friendly. Uses AES-256 encryption. Works with Netflix.

Cons: Base plan doesn’t have a free trial. Doesn’t have crypto payment options.

Pros: Beginner-friendly. Strong security protocol. Allows torrenting and TOR. Smart advanced features.

Cons: Lackluster speed. Limited servers available. No router installation. Does not work with Netflix and other streaming services.

Pros: Simple and clean interface. Compatible with multiple OS. Several remote servers. Complete anonymity.

Cons: Blocked by some companies.

Pros: Open-source software. Create and control your own VPN server. Encrypts your internet traffic. Resistant to various blocking methods. Avoids sharing personal data. Offers full server location and user access controls. Enables sharing access keys. Data limits for multiple users.

Cons: Still in beta stage. Does not reliably work with streaming services. Not suitable for torrenting. Does not provide full anonymity from websites.

Pros: Offers VPN split tunneling. More than 8,000 servers from 55 regions. Uses military-grade encryption with 12 protocol options. User-friendly interface tailored.

Cons: Mediocre connection speeds.

Pros: Offers good security and privacy. Ensures reliable and quick connections. Encrypts data and content. Supports 5,436 servers.

Cons: Can slow down internet connection. Quick Connect feature doesn’t allow manual selection of specific servers. Can be expensive. Overwhelming interface.

Pros: Employs tunneling and AES-256 encryption. Avoids firewalls by connecting over ports. Imitates LAN capabilities. Provides own gaming network.

Cons: Requires unrestricted access to your ISP. Requires use of other software to start chatting.

Pros: Lightweight and easy to use. Strong encryption. Unlimited bandwidth. Millions of locations.

Cons: Inconsistent performance. Occasional instability. Account management issues.

Pros: Offers powerful security features. Does not limit usage by number of devices. Supports multiple firewall capabilities.

Cons: Does not offer a kill switch. No 24/7 support.

Pros: Free VPN. No registration needed. Fast speed on mobile. Supports multiple devices.

Cons: Collects unspecified user data. Fewer servers and countries than the competition. Bad customer support.